Weather, Describes the air at a certain time and place, Temperature, A measure of how hot or cold a place is, Precipitation, water that falls to Earth, Climate, the pattern of weather in a region over a long period of time., Equator, An imaginary line that divides Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres, Blizzard, A storm with strong wind and heavy snow, Hurricane, A powerful storm with strong wind and heavy rain., Environment, Is made up of all things that surround us, such as land, water, air and trees., Natural Resources, Materials found in nature that people can use., Mineral, Something that comes from the earth, but is neither a plant nor an animal., Jasper Francis Cropsey, a famous painter who lived in New York in the 1800s, Renewable Resources, Resources that can be renewed, or replaced, after they are renewed., Conservation, The careful use of natural resources., Nonrenewable Resources, Resources that cannot be replaced., Pollution, Something that makes our air, water, or soil dirty., Acid Rain, When pollution mixes with moisture in the air and falls to the ground., Recycle, Something means to use it more than once., Wildlife, Animals that live in the wild., Endangered, They are in danger of disappearing from our state.

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